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Originally posted by CHD View PostCescy Goal.
except Chelsea won the game, are top of the table after, and Cesc didn't get injured.
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Have a one plus invitation that needs to be used in the next hour.
Anyone?This may or may not be an original thought of my own.
All efforts were made to make this thought original but with the abundance of thoughts in the world the originality of this thought cannot be guaranteed.
The author is not liable for any issue arising from the platitudinous nature of this post.
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What's happening there is the magnet is being heated above its Curie temperature, the temperature above which it loses its ferromagnetic properties. The reason it loses its ferromagnetic properties is that the thermal energy is sufficient to overcome the quantum effects the causes the spins of near neighbour electrons to align, resulting in the spins moving out of alignment and the Lorentz force no longer being sufficient to overcome the gravitational force.
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Originally posted by zuutroy View PostWhat's happening there is the magnet is being heated above its Curie temperature, the temperature above which it loses its ferromagnetic properties. The reason it loses its ferromagnetic properties is that the thermal energy is sufficient to overcome the quantum effects the causes the spins of near neighbour electrons to align, resulting in the spins moving out of alignment and the Lorentz force no longer being sufficient to overcome the gravitational force.
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Originally posted by Micknail View PostI understood magnet.
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Originally posted by Micknail View PostHow much is one?This may or may not be an original thought of my own.
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Originally posted by zuutroy View PostI teach that stuff and I don't fully get the 'why' of magnetism. Instead of trying, I just show the class this video by Feynman about magnetism before I start!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMFPe-DwULM
In like final year of my Electronic Engineering somebody asked...what is electricity. Oh baby
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Originally posted by zuutroy View PostWhat's happening there is the magnet is being heated above its Curie temperature, the temperature above which it loses its ferromagnetic properties. The reason it loses its ferromagnetic properties is that the thermal energy is sufficient to overcome the quantum effects the causes the spins of near neighbour electrons to align, resulting in the spins moving out of alignment and the Lorentz force no longer being sufficient to overcome the gravitational force.I hold silver in tit for tat, and I love you for that
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Originally posted by Lazare View PostIs thermal energy the most powerful energy then?
Originally posted by Tar.Aldarion View PostEverybody knows gravity is the strongest
heh heh heh heh
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Originally posted by Tar.Aldarion View PostWatched so much of him, could listen to him all day.
In like final year of my Electronic Engineering somebody asked...what is electricity. Oh baby
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Originally posted by Jam-Fly View PostI remember in Leaving Cert physics when doing the chapter on electricity the teacher said there is no actual strict definition of electricity. Is that right?
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Originally posted by zuutroy View PostI teach that stuff and I don't fully get the 'why' of magnetism. Instead of trying, I just show the class this video by Feynman about magnetism before I start!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMFPe-DwULMTurning millions into thousands
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Originally posted by newbie2 View PostGold Rush is back via our cousins.
more of the same it looks like.
American idiots burning money while breaking machinery. Rinse /repeat
Lads always seem desperate and just the logistics up there seem a nightmare.
Cant have heavy plant running 24 hours without it breaking down fucking up.
All the costs fuel machinery wages very hard make a few quid.
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Originally posted by Michelle SatNav View PostMia is such a tomboy, lol . got her halloween costume today . couldnt wait to get into it! she is not too happy on the washing up gloves which cost me 4 quid! ideas welcome
Going as a 1980s wrestler this year, looking forward to unveiling it :-)
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Just back from watching that Gone Girl film, i taught it was good and not you normal kind of film so quite liked it
Also Today when i loaded up the laptop (yeah I know LOL laptop...Old person) i seems to have been infected with some ad checker or something like that it highlights words on my screen with bold and underlined with a green circle and an arrow coming out of it, if you hoover over the highlighted word so ad appears based on the word, anyone any suggestions on how to get rid of this, i have run AVG and restarted computer still there, i will be running it again, but any suggestions would be welcome
thanks
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Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View PostWas making pate earlier today, and as it smells a bit like petfood in its in-between stages, the thought randomly occurred: do you feed your cats vegan?
This seems likea good vegan one, been trying it out:
Used by vets etc.
It's their favourite food, tied with their grain free palelol food.
Originally posted by Jam-Fly View PostI remember in Leaving Cert physics when doing the chapter on electricity the teacher said there is no actual strict definition of electricity. Is that right?
Was only topped by LC honours french, a guy randomly asked....Miss can you actually speak french? She got so offended but he was just retarded (no malice), it was as if it just dawned on him, omg she can speak french.Last edited by Tar.Aldarion; 18-10-14, 23:38.
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Originally posted by pgodkin View PostJust back from watching that Gone Girl film, i taught it was good and not you normal kind of film so quite liked it
Film comments:
SPOILER
I thought it was good for a lot of it, but the end was pretty crap.
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Originally posted by NewApproach View PostAll I remember from my Junior Cert science classes is the teacher starting every class with a prayer
Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View PostWe should have a prop bet. €1,000 per person. You can't have ever studied science after school, you have two months of study time, whoever gets highest in zuuts DCU January exams wins the loots.
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Originally posted by Tar.Aldarion View Post
Sure you can, as feynmann says above there are various different levels depending on who you are talking to and their understanding, but to ask how it works and what it is...4 years into a degree about it
Was only topped by LC honours french, a guy randomly asked....Miss can you actually speak french? She got so offended but he was just retarded (no malice), it was as if it just dawned on him, omg she can speak french.
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Originally posted by Jam-Fly View Posthalf way through 5th year LC English (honours since we seem to be specifying), the teacher asks someone to read a poem and then identify 3 adverbs. Your man pauses and chances three random words. The teacher asks a second person and the same thing happens. She then has a shocked look and goes "who actually knows what an adverb is?". I'd say only about 70% of the class put their hands up. Tbf, knowing what an adverb is isn't actually on the curriculum and I'd bet you could get an A1 in Honours English without knowing what one is
Genuine question.
Without the help of google I can't tell you what an adverb is, but I'm pretty confident in my ability to construct a sentence.
How would googling the definition of an adverb and laying down an imprint of it's meaning into my long term memory aid me in future sentence construction?I hold silver in tit for tat, and I love you for that
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Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View PostHaven't you got a dissertation to write?! No idea on the exam, but fairly certain zuut teaches Physics 101 to first year undergrads. It would be fair enough imo. First off there's the brilliance of learning how the world works, plus then the tension of (anonymised) marks released by zuut at end of Jan.
I'm deadly serious about this btw. As long as you've no formal science education since end of school (which I don't, not even since Junior Cert), then I'll race at least one person for €1,000 to sit a zuut physics 101 exam. If there's enough interest then we can have multiple 1-on-1s.
At the very worst we end up learning how the world works.
I don't think I'd be willing to put up €1,000 tbh. I would be interested in doing something just for the sake of the experiment of it. I'd probably have to make sure it was after my own exams too though. Looking at the DCU academic calendar, it looks like yer exams take place in January? If so, this could actually be a runner!
Access to a course outline and past exam papers 4 days prior to sitting the exam, I'd be willing to bet I'd definitely pass. How high a percentage I could obtain, I'm not really sure.
Also, zuutroy might comment how advanced the course is, any course not requiring previous module completion should be graaaand.
Originally posted by Lazare View PostWhy are word classifications important to know?
Genuine question.
Without the help of google I can't tell you what an adverb is, but I'm pretty confident in my ability to construct a sentence.
How would googling the definition of an adverb and laying down an imprint of it's meaning into my long term memory aid me in future sentence construction?
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Strange to wake up to people wanting to voluntarily take an exam! My January exam is just basic physics including mechanics, rotational motion, and thermodynamics and tbh anyone could learn it pretty easily.
The descriptor is here: http://www.dcu.ie/registry/module_co...&subcode=PS122
The solid state physics course on the other hand is much tougher and it would be pretty funny to try and tackle it with no physics beforehand.
Descriptor: http://www.dcu.ie/registry/module_co...&subcode=PS204
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